Associate Editor St. Paul Even if you didn’t receive an antlerless permit in the mail by now, you still may be a recipient of the deer hunting privilege. An error in mailing about a week ago caused about 3,500 antlerless permits to be mailed to the wrong person, in which case some people scheduled to […]
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Editor Madison The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) caught waterfowlers by surprise on Oct. 11, when the FWS announced in the Federal Register that it intends to give six southern states a last-minute duck season extension. Wisconsin waterfowl hunters and conservation groups have until only Friday, Oct. 26 to submit comments on this proposal.
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Richard Bishop, chief of the DNR’s wildlife bureau, said there will be good numbers of birds in some pockets, but overall, the hunt will be challenging. The season runs through Jan. 10, 2002. Shooting hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The daily bag is three roosters with a possession limit of 12. Nonresidents 18
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Rob Drieslein Editor St. Paul Tribal representatives have told the Minnesota DNR that they oppose a proposal that would allow an observer to attend technical committee meetings between the state and bands. Each January, the Minnesota DNR and representatives from eight Ojibwe bands and the Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission convene to determine
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Residents needing to burn vegetative material can now acquire a burning permit from state fire wardens or DNR forestry offices. “The current cool and wet conditions will help in controlling permit fires,” said George Meadows, fire prevention coordinator for the DNR Forestry Division. “However, the DNR reminds people that they must still attend their fires
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